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Girls and Women into STEM

Step into the world of endless possibilities with STEM!

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics are the driving forces behind innovation, shaping the future in ways we can only imagine.

From designing cutting-edge technology and exploring the mysteries of space, to solving global challenges and creating sustainable solutions, STEM courses unlock the doors to limitless careers.

Join us to explore the opportunities available at Bradford College as we celebrate women and girls into STEM in our annual campaign from Monday 17th February to Saturday 8th March 2025.

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Women in STEM in the news

Women in STEM: Science Student’s Inspiring Journey into Medicine

  14 days

As part of our 2025 Women & Girls in STEM campaign, we sat down with former Bradford College student, Fatima Nadeem, who is now studying Medicine at Imperial College London. Fatima’s journey to studying Medicine was inspired by a specific moment in her life. When her grandmother suffered a fall and required multiple surgeries, Fatima […]

Bradford College Officially Opens STEM Building After £6.9m Refurb

  3 months

Guests from education, construction, and regional employers joined staff and students for today’s official opening of Bradford College’s Garden Mills building. A multimillion-pound renovation project has transformed the derelict mill on Thornton Road into a flexible digital, science, and allied health training facility for higher-level students. The 1900s five-storey building opened after months of construction […]

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The success of student, Iqra Sadiq, highlights the importance of women in STEM to Bradford College

10th February 2023


We sat down with Bradford College student Iqra Sadiq, studying HNC Electrical and Electronic Engineering. We find out why she decided to challenge stereotypes and fill the gender gap within Engineering.